The 2024 Call for Exploratory Projects has an overall available budget of € 400,000and includes three of the Program’s core areas: Advanced Computing, Space-Earth Interactions, and Nanotechnologies. Proposals in Clean
Dr. Zong-Liang Yang is a Professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin, holding the John A. and Katherine G. Jackson Chair
The world’s largest space exploration summit – the Glex Summit – once again gathered in the Azores and hosted the SOE’24 event – Space, Ocean and Earth Insights – with
The UT Austin Portugal Program is launching a call to fund short-term research visits at the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) in the areas of Advanced Computing, Nanosciences
From October to December, ten researchers embarked on a journey at the University of Texas at Austin and the MD Anderson Cancer Center, in Houston. They performed research on several
Patrick started as a student of physics and mathematics with an ambition to study elementary particle physics but later found himself amazed by the complex field of climate modeling. Upon
As José Saramago, Portuguese writer and recipient of a Nobel Prize in Literature, once said: “You have to leave the island to see the island”. In the case of our
The selected researchers will develop research across – cancer, satellite data, machine learning and energy-related topics. Fostering knowledge exchange through mobility initiatives has always been at the core of the
Image credits: Marc Bluhm The 2023 edition of the Space, Ocean and Earth Insights (SOE) workshop gathered people from around the globe at Terceira Island, in the Azores, on June
Cross Talks is a podcast series by the UT Austin Portugal Program that will walk you through the wonders of science-business collaboration. Monthly, we will be exploring emerging topics in the areas
Cross Talks is a podcast series by the UT Austin Portugal Program that will walk you through the wonders of science-business collaboration. Monthly, we will be exploring emerging topics in the areas
The Program will support eight ground-breaking research projects across Advanced Computing, Medical Physics, Nanomaterials for New Markets and Space-Earth Interactions. More specifically, the Program will provide € 400K to finance
New call to support groundbreaking research projects expected this Fall Since the start of Phase 3, in 2018, the UT Austin Portugal Program has already launched three calls, two of
Alfred Ng was an undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering when he felt amazed by the complexity of Canadarm1, the first series of robotic arms used at the Space Shuttle to
Renowned speakers from several Space Science fields came together to highlight state-of-art research and discuss the current frontier of Space exploration. View the session recording Scientists estimate that the observable
